This latest addition will elevate the capital’s cultural landscape.
London is known for its plethora of museums, offering a treasure trove of world-class art, and now, another exciting addition is on the horizon. Get ready to welcome Moco Museum London to the capital.
London's West End is about to get a splash of artistic flair with Moco's arrival. Situated in a grand 1920s building at Marble Arch, Moco Museum London promises to captivate audiences across three floors. The museum's focus on pop, street art, graffiti, and NFTs ensures a dynamic experience for visitors, featuring works by renowned artists such as Banksy, Kaws, Yayoi Kusama, and more. Its arrival adds a fresh dimension to London's art scene, contributing to the burgeoning cultural cluster around Marble Arch.
“As one of the leading museums for modern, contemporary and street art, Moco will be bringing iconic works to London for the first time,” shared Kay Buxton, Chief Executive at Marble Arch. “We are very much looking forward to Moco’s big reveal.”
Moco Museum, with its flagship locations in Amsterdam and Barcelona, has garnered international acclaim for its diverse collection of modern, contemporary, and digital immersive art. Founded by Lionel and Kim Logchies — art enthusiasts with over two decades of experience — Moco aims to awaken the world to the transformative power of art.
Moco distinguishes itself by curating a distinctive collection that blends traditional and contemporary art forms. With plans approved by Westminster Council in October 2023, Moco Musuem is gearing up for a summer 2024 opening, becoming the museum's first venture outside Europe.
Moco Museum London prides itself on inclusivity, offering a platform for emerging and local artists alongside internationally renowned names. Ticket prices for the museum are not yet disclosed. But expect special rates for schools and young visitors because Moco aims to make art accessible to all, fostering a sense of community and creativity.
GO: Visit https://mocomuseum.com/ for more information.